Personality-vocabulary Flashcards

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Arrogant

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Meaning: Showing an exaggerated sense of one’s own importance or abilities, often in a way that is unpleasant or offensive to others.

Example in English:
• “His arrogant behavior made it difficult for him to make friends.”
• “She was too arrogant to admit she was wrong.”

Persian: مغرور یا خودخواه.
• مثال: “رفتار مغرورانه‌اش باعث شد که نتواند دوستان زیادی پیدا کند.”
• مثال: “او آنقدر مغرور بود که نتواست بپذیرد اشتباه کرده است.”

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Withdrawn

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timid

  1. Emotionally distant or shy.
    • “He became withdrawn after the incident.”
    • Persian: “او بعد از حادثه گوشه‌گیر شد.”
    1. Removed or taken back.
      • “The company withdrew its support.”
      • Persian: “شرکت حمایت خود را پس گرفت.”
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Courageous

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Meaning: Showing bravery and determination in the face of fear or difficulty.

Example in English:
• “The courageous firefighter saved the family from the burning building.”

Persian: شجاع، دلیر.
• مثال: “آتش‌نشان شجاع خانواده را از ساختمان در حال سوختن نجات داد.”

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Determination

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Meaning: The quality of being firm in purpose, showing resolve or strong will to achieve something, despite obstacles.

Example in English:
• “Her determination to succeed helped her overcome many challenges.”

Persian: اراده، عزم.
• مثال: “عزم او برای موفقیت به او کمک کرد تا بسیاری از چالش‌ها را پشت سر بگذارد.”

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Outgoing

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Sociable and friendly:
• “She is outgoing and loves meeting new people.”
• Persian: “او فردی اجتماعی است که دوست دارد با افراد جدید ملاقات کند.”

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Objective

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Neutral بی طرف خنثی

Meaning 1 (Noun): A goal or purpose someone aims to achieve.
• Example (English): “Her main objective is to finish the project on time.”
• Example (Persian): “هدف اصلی او این است که پروژه را به موقع تمام کند.”

Meaning 2 (Adjective): Being unbiased or based on facts rather than feelings or opinions.
• Example (English): “It’s important to remain objective during the discussion.”
• Example (Persian): “مهم است که در طول بحث بی‌طرف بمانید.”

Objective: Based on facts and not influenced by personal feelings or opinions.

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Pessimistic

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Meaning: Expecting the worst or having a negative outlook.
• Example (English): “He is pessimistic about the project’s success.”
• Example (Persian): “او نسبت به موفقیت پروژه بدبین است.”

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Subjective

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Meaning: Based on personal feelings, opinions, or perspectives rather than facts.
• Example (English): “Her judgment was subjective, influenced by her emotions.”
• Example (Persian): “قضاوت او ذهنی بود و تحت تأثیر احساساتش قرار گرفت.”

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Miserly

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Stingy

Meaning: Being very stingy or unwilling to spend money, even when it is necessary.
• Example (English): “The miserly man refused to donate even a small amount to charity.”
• Example (Persian): “مرد خسیس حتی حاضر نشد مبلغ کمی به خیریه کمک کند.”

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Cowardly

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Spineless
Meaning: Lacking courage; being afraid to face danger, difficulty, or opposition.
• Example (English): “He made a cowardly decision to abandon his team in the crisis.”
• Example (Persian): “او تصمیمی ترسو گرفت و تیمش را در بحران رها کرد.”

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Optimistic

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Maria is an optimistic person. No matter what problems arise, she tends to believe things will work out for the best.

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Objective vs subjective

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Objective: Based on facts and not influenced by personal feelings or opinions.
• Example: “The judge remained objective during the trial.”
• Subjective: Based on personal opinions, feelings, or perspectives rather than facts.
• Example: “Her subjective view made it difficult for her to see both sides of the argument.”

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Idealistic vs practical

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Idealistic: Having high hopes or beliefs about how things should be, often unrealistically.
• Example: “She has an idealistic view of the world and believes everyone can live in peace.”
• Practical: Focused on what is realistic, sensible, and achievable in real-life situations.
• Example: “He gave a practical solution to the problem that could be implemented immediately.”

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Humble

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Modest

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Privileged

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refers to having special rights, advantages, or benefits that are not available to everyone. It can also describe someone who is in a favorable position or has access to opportunities due to their status, wealth, or position.

Examples:

1.	She grew up in a privileged family with access to the best schools and resources. (او در یک خانواده مرفه بزرگ شد که به بهترین مدارس و منابع دسترسی داشت.)
2.	It is important to recognize the privileged position some people have in society. (مهم است که موقعیت متمایز برخی افراد در جامعه را بشناسیم.)

Synonyms:

•	Advantageous
•	Wealthy
•	Favored

مرفه، متمایز ، دارای امتیاز خاص

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